Consecutive Legal & Medical Interpreting

Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small group settings such as a legal deposition or a medical examination.

Here’s how it works: essentially all participants — including the interpreter — take turns speaking so that only one person is speaking at a time. One person speaks in language A, which the interpreter then renders into language B. Another person responds in language B, which the interpreter then renders back to language A.

At LLS, our experienced interpreters have both advanced language skills as well as in-depth knowledge of legal and/or medical terminology. Consecutive interpreting is available on-site or remotely, scheduled or on-demand.

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Why Choose LLS?

Personalized Service that Meets Your Budget

At LLS, we emphasize customized solutions for each of our clients. Whether you need consecutive interpreting services in person, on-site, or remotely, we’ll find a solution that meets your needs and budget.

Trusted by Legal & Medical Authorities Worldwide

Legal Language has been designated as the official interpreting and translation company for Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, and governmental agencies. We routinely provide consecutive interpreting for state and federal proceedings, international conferences, medical examinations, and public forums.

35+ Years of Experience

Our interpreters are skilled professionals with years of training and experience facilitating proceedings in courtrooms, hearings, hospitals, and clinics. Their expertise in legal and medical terminology and protocol results in interpretations that meet the highest standards of clarity, accuracy, and professionalism. All LLS medical interpreters are HIPAA compliant.

Consecutive Interpreting in Different Settings

Contact LLS for Assistance

To speak with a representative and learn more about how we can assist you, please call (913) 341-3167 or submit an online inquiry.

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